Give Studova your exam date and the days you can study. It works backwards and fills the weeks in between.
The hardest part of revision is not the studying, it is deciding what to do today so that everything is covered by the date on the timetable. Studova takes the exam date, the subjects you need to cover and the days you can realistically work, and turns them into a week-by-week schedule.
The plan respects how many days a week you actually study rather than assuming seven, which is why the totals it shows you are ones you can hit.
Working backwards from the date
Enter each exam and its date. Studova counts the study days remaining, divides them across your subjects, and lays out blocks in the weeks before each paper, weighting the subjects you flag as weakest.
A visible countdown sits on your planner, so how much runway is left is never a guess.
Then it holds you to the schedule
Every block in the plan is a real routine block, which means the enforcer treats it like any other: grace period, then an alert if the block starts and you have not. Revision plans fail quietly, and this is the part that makes failing quiet impossible.
As you complete sessions, analytics show hours logged per subject, so you can see which paper you have been avoiding.
Revision tools in the same place
Flashcards with spaced repetition live alongside the plan, so the recall practice and the schedule are not in two different apps. Save a set from Discover or build your own, and review sessions count as study time.
Study pods put your classmates' live timers next to yours during exam season, which is when group pressure is worth the most.